Opportunities from University of Canterbury Business School

Eligibility is assessed automatically after an applicant receives an offer of place; there is no separate scholarship application. The award normally reduces first-year tuition fees, although UC may apply it to the second year when it is combined with certain other UC international scholarships.

For the NCEA route, the applicant must be an international student entering the UC Bachelor of Commerce for the first time, not transferring from another UC programme, and have gained admission via NCEA in the preceding 12 months. For the NZ$10,000 route, applicants must enter the BCom for the first time, not transfer from another UC programme, hold an eligible passport from Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand or Vietnam, and gain admission through one of the qualifying school-leaver credentials listed by UC.